Rec | CAN CREAM OF CHICKEN AND SLIGHTLY OVERCOOK MACARONI NOODL...

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can cream of chicken and slightly overcook macaroni noodle with a splash of shaohsing wine + some white pepper

I literally always have this in the pantry for emergencies. If I have ham + green onion, that too. Thank U to my king Lucas Sin for this recipe

@cilantro

Jul 28, 2024

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